Sanku’s Family Asks Friends, Associates To Return His Money, Property at His Burial, Clip Trends
- A video showing a portion of the burial of late Nigerian skit-maker Sanku has surfaced online
- In the clip, his family asked his friends and associates some questions about the late comedian
- Fans reacted after watching the video and raised questions about the remarks by Sanku's family
While fans continued to mourn the death of Sanku, the popular Nigerian skit-maker, videos from his burial ceremony have surfaced online.
The comedian tragically lost his life in a ghastly motor accident while travelling, and news of his untimely demise sparked widespread sadness.
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Videos from his last days also circulated online, with fans feeling emotional as they watched the skit done days before his death.
During the burial, a family member asked Sanku’s friends and associates to return all of his belongings in their possession.
The man emphasised that they should not say the comedian was no longer alive, but rather do what is necessary regarding his money and properties.
Sanku's family asks friends to return belongings
In the recording, the late comedian’s family also conveyed a message, urging his friends and associates, whom he owed, to reach out to the family.
The speaker noted that even if they were too shy to come forward publicly, they should contact the family privately.
See the video here:
Fans react to request by Sanku's family
Fans of the late comedian reacted strongly after seeing the video.
Many expressed that the deceased should be respected, and such matters should not be brought up publicly immediately after his death.
However, a few others noted that this practice aligns with Islamic traditions.
@kokoroabigail wrote:
"After Mohbad experience nobody learnt anything? God no let this country happen to me alor anyone I know."
@djneorise shared:
"You see those who always push you to do one or two to succeed just wan send you errands to kpai quickly, they’re just after another man’s property. The humanity is dead and God please I don’t want to be part of this race in this world."
@builder_hafsat_ said:
"It’s normal practice in Islam may almighty Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him jannah Ameen."
@vic_spech12 reacted:
"Allow the dead to rest make Una stop all this rubbish! No respect for the dead again."
@iamchisexy shared:
"Clean boy o.see skin. Rest easy cutie."
@jerry404308 write:
"May his soul rest in peace, they shouldn't have recorded him or post it."
Sanku was reported to have been travelling in Oyo State on September 1 and is believed to have lost control of the vehicle before crashing.
News of the accident was shared by content creator Jidex Klothing, who initially said things did not look good for the comedian's survival.
Later, he was among those to confirm that Sanku had indeed passed away.
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